economy
January 13, 2026
Munis have a strong start to 2026. Where Wall Street sees opportunity
This is the ideal moment for investors to add municipal bonds, says strategist Tom Kozlik.

TL;DR
- Municipal bond prices have seen a strong start to the year, leading to falling yields.
- Increased investor demand meeting less supply is contributing to the rising prices and falling yields.
- Yields, while lower, are still considered attractive, offering a significant tax-equivalent yield for top tax bracket investors.
- Experts suggest that investors should be ready to act to capitalize on the current market conditions.
- Demand is expected to be a crucial factor for the performance of municipal bonds this year, with large amounts of new issuance projected.
- Investment-grade municipal bonds are recommended, with caution advised for education bonds due to enrollment issues.
- Intermediate-term duration is suggested as a strategy given expectations of a steepening yield curve and potential Federal Reserve rate cuts.
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